Purple Heart
The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U. S. military.
Purple Heart People (First 49 people) - Page 8
William E. Barber
Military officer
Kenneth L. Worley
Military personnel
Nelson M. Holderman
Officer
Eugene Lindsey
Military officer
Lorenzo Homar
Puerto Rican painter
Frederick F. Henry
Officer
Einar H. Ingman, Jr.
Soldier
William F. Lyell
Soldier
Milton L. Olive, III
Soldier
Clifford Chester Sims
Soldier
Robert J. Pruden
Military personnel
David F. Winder
Soldier
Ruppert L. Sargent
Military personnel
Frank R. Fratellenico
Military personnel
Larry S. Pierce
Military personnel
William R. Prom
Franklin D. Miller
Military personnel
Charles Q. Williams
Aquilla J. Dyess
Officer
Archer T. Gammon
Soldier
Marcario García
Military personnel
Donald D. Pucket
Officer
Robert T. Waugh
Military personnel
David C. Waybur
Officer
Archie Van Winkle
Charles J. Loring, Jr.
Aircraft pilot
Frank N. Mitchell
Military personnel
Walter C. Monegan Jr.
Whitt L. Moreland
Military personnel
Harold E. Wilson
Military officer
Jerome A. Sudut
Soldier
Hector A. Cafferata Jr.
Military personnel
Robert E. Simanek
Military personnel
Ernest E. West
Soldier
James I. Poynter
Military personnel
Robert D. Reem
Military officer
James L. Stone
Officer
Lee H. Phillips
Military personnel
Jack W. Kelso
Military personnel
Robert S. Kennemore
Raymond G. Murphy
Military officer
John Kelvin Koelsch
Officer
Paul J. Kern
George Scratchley Brown
General
Ralph E. Dias
Military personnel
Melissa Stockwell
American athlete
Harold G. Epperson
